What other equipment do I need to purchase to complete installation of this heater: hookups, vents, thermostat, etc??
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Hi you will need a 110 power cord, exhaust vent piping & a flexible gas line all based on the distance to the unit.
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Jerry had good advice. If you do not have testing equipment and are not familiar with the components of the unit you would be better advised to call a heating contractor.
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I am no pro but I am a "handy" female and I installed one this weekend. Mounting was so easy it should not be a worry and The outside Tankless heater does not need venting so that was a big plus for me. There are Three things you must check you have before you start: #1 Must have 3/4 inch gas line (check for your model) for this model. I upgraded mine by replacing the T at the main pipe (Tankless needs the capacity so no cheating by using a reducer to size up from smaller capacity). #2 Must Get the Tankless Water Heater Service Valve Kit or you will not be able to service/clean it and save yourself heartache (it will break easier than standard HW heaters if not serviced regularly) I got mine at HD. #3 Needs 110 v electricity (I put in a light switch outside and put outside cover over it so we could turn it on/off as needed). One thing everyone should be aware of that can be a gotcha: There is a sensor which will not allow the unit start until all gas/water/electricity are hooked up and if you do try to start it before then (such as when trying to test the electricity to the thermostat like me), their is a sensor that will not allow it to start until everything is hooked up. The thermostat may not come on after doing this. It needed to be reset by turning the electricity to it on and off; I just used the GFI on the outlet on this electrical run to turn the electricity off and then back on to do a easy disconnection/reconnection of the electricity to thermostat which did the trick. The thermostat came back to life and it worked. Now my tenant is enjoying hot water. This guys installation videos were excellent and where I learned about the valves! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKhXoaRg6k4 Hope this helps. I will be getting mine inspected by the city as part of an existing permit for a remodel. Let you know if anything comes up after that, but it should not.
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You do have to buy a tank, a hose and regulator and a fitting for the heater to fit the hose
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I would suggest that you go to Home Depot or Lowe's and take a look at what they have. The unit doubles as a fan light and heater system
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u need to find the heater info usually located on the lower jacket section which should give the info to cross reference, if in doubt, call plumber.
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If you already have the gas line installed you dont need anything else unless you want to control it with a thermostat. If you qant to control it via thermostat you will have to order that kit separately.
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Yes just be aware of what else maybe drawing off the circuit you are looking to add the heater to. Requests a dedicated circuit.
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The metal housing for it is the install box and it has a few knockouts for wiring... pretty much like a bath fan with a heater element. Nothing else is needed for the install other than a cable to it.
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comes with a mounting bracket and two screws you screw inthe brackets and the heater fits on the brackets heats really well
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generally you need a certified tech from your local gas co. too hook up. you need a special regulator & depending how you install and run the line out side it all depends. call a tech.
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I would love to help - but mine was put in by a contractor (on several tries) who said the fan/vent/heater was a b---- to put in, even with the special wall switch. I hope you get it figured out, because the fan/vent/heater is wonderful and I am glad I purchased it.
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Yes! You'll need the service valves, venting pipe, condensation line, probably a 3/4" gas line and make sure you have an outlet nearby
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It only comes with the heater. Or at least mine did. You will need to purchase parts locally. Any hardware store should have all the parts you will need PVC ballvalve. Extra hose, clamps etc.
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there is n plug on this unit. You need to add a quality and properly rated cost and wire it into the heater.I used a 6ft utility extension cord and cut off the female end and wired it into the heater with a thermostat. There is no thermostat in the unit except for the high temp cutout.
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It all should have come with the unit......try Haier's website and/or google it with make and model number.Good luck!
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Yes, you will need a standard American '3' prong receptacle (female end), extension cord. Cord on heater is less than a foot long.